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I never realized in 2000s that PC monitors used this shadow mask technology. As a kid I looked close at my CRT TV and saw slits, but I never looked close at the PC monitor, I think the dots were so small that they never stood out to grab my attention.

One thing I do vividly remember, in 2005 when I got my first laptop with LCD and could finally play GTA Vice City/San Andreas on my own computer at home instead of going to a LAN bar, was the horrible jaggedness, requiring anti-aliasing, which back then did not even exist in games, i remember my friend even shitting and saying somehow quality wasn't as good as those CRT's.

Now I want one, even though I have an ultrawide 50" samsung 1440p
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>>109894776
Slot mask supremacy.
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>>109894776
I'm surprised there's not a good shader that will simulate the shadow mask/slot mask and display it accurately on a high res (4/8k) monitor. All you have are very shitty shaders that add "scanlines" and distortion, because that's what a CRT is supposed to look like or something.
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>>109894776
A CRT of similar resolution and size to an LCD looks better. Problem is LCD can always go bigger
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>>109894776
Monitors were mostly shadow mask, with some exceptions.
TVs were mostly slot mask, except very old ones.
Aperture grille could be both, mostly Sony.
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>>109894794
When was the last time you tried? There's shadow mask and slot mask shaders that don't even have visible separate scanlines.
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>>109894791
arent those massive pixels for TVs that are far away
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>>109894853
You mean big ASS pixels.
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>>109894796
i 100% never had sony, we had mitsubishi at home i think and some others here and there, i think i remember panasonic
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>>109894880
i think only camera sees it with macro, i literally dont recall ever seeing pixels.. I want one so badly now, but i dont even have space for one, my grandpa had a massive PC display probably like 20+ inches crt back in early 2000s
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>>109894791
hello, amiga poster
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>>109895021
Hello stalker. Never had the CM8833-II in the picture connected to my Amigas though, only PC.
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>>109895021
Where did you recognize it, the Bad Apple video?
Don't think I even have a picture or posted one of the A600 with that wallpaper.
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>>109895057
i'm in your walls (i'm an autistic no-lifer)
i recognize posters by the minor details they leave
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>>109895152
Based.
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>>109895057
> video
you got me curious now. what video? can i see it?
> Don't think I even have a picture or posted one of the A600 with that wallpaper.
yes, you do
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>>109895198
>you got me curious now. what video? can i see it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54f1ZhaZv34

>yes, you do
Ah yeah, good attention to detail.
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>>109894776
>>109894791
I was traveling Russia this summer and found a god-damn 96khz Flatron at the dacha dump. These are basically the only slot mask monitors they made. I've never seen one of these in Finland, was so surprised to get to finally see one for myself, in such an unlikely place too.

They honestly feel not that different to shadow masks. They still have that characteristic SM texture and grain to the picture. Aperture grilles are superior :)
Though it is a shame this tech was never put to a proper 21" pro monitor. A truly flat SM was a cool experience, I don't see how regular dot masks could have competed.
Though I've somehow not seen a dynaflat tube either yet ...
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>>109895211
Obligatory brochure post
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>>109894794
>>109894802
https://kosshi.gitlab.io/crt-shader/
I wrote this silly shader several years ago just to win an argument on 4chan.
As long as you find settings that don't moire too much, it has no problem replicating SM look at just 960p
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>>109895351
Based.
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>>109895351
>post
>look inside
>it's finfag
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>>109894794
Brother, there have been shaders that properly do all of the CRT types and standard SD res for at least a couple years now.
And in my opinion it's about the only thing 4K is actually good for. They only work properly for 4K as that's mathematically the minimum resolution to produce the sub-pixel light effects you need for proper CRT emulation.
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>>109895373
4k OLED is minimum for good CRT shaders
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>>109895362
Enjoy the kinoposts while ranfag and his polish boyfriend haven't showed up to shit the thread up
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>>109895434
>polish boyfriend
QRD?



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